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Samsung Electronics third-quarter profit in line with estimates amid rising demand for AI memory chips https://t.co/yYs8GVrAyv

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What investors need to know about Alphabet's stock-busting earnings report https://t.co/XeIhT8awo6

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Inside India newsletter: New Delhi approves $22 billion in military spending amid China border tensions https://t.co/3fYKrESOWf

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Thursday's big stock stories: What’s likely to move the market in the next trading session https://t.co/vk377kys5A

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As Waymo expands overseas, it remains a niche cash-burning business https://t.co/BHxv2vBNx4

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One passport isn’t enough for some wealthy Chinese. Here’s where they’re looking next https://t.co/vLRu15F7Ac

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Everyone seems to agree that mortgage rates above 7% are the new “normal.” Read more: https://t.co/QHlnRsxHI8

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Cramer's lightning round: 'Broadcom has been one of the greatest performers of all time' https://t.co/iysHpCDzX0

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Jim Cramer sees major implications from SK Hynix's home-run quarter https://t.co/zd4putxYpZ

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Weil, Gotshal & Manges, longtime Wall Street law firm, plans wind down https://t.co/mLS9H2LUGM

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Jim Cramer says these tech giants can weather market turbulence https://t.co/vRUYyA4BWw

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On Oct. 20, Amazon said it plans to employ more than 300,000 full-time, part-time and seasonal workers ahead of the peak shopping period, according to a press release. In 2025, Amazon pledged 250,000 holiday jobs, marking a 20% increase in jobs.

UPS, one of the largest U.S. shipping companies, announced on Oct. 7 it would hire 100,000 seasonal employees in 2026, down nearly 10% from the company’s 2025 holiday hiring target.

These announcements, together with fewer retailers providing recruitment headcounts ahead of the holidays are part of why experts say seasonal hiring is giving them “mixed signals,” says Andy Challenger, chief revenue officer of outplacement firm Challenger, Gray & Christmas.

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Federal Reserve Chairman Kevin Warsh said higher interest rates have had an effect on the artificial intelligence infrastructure buildout.

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Hands-on with Apple's first touchscreen laptop: Touch is totally optional https://t.co/nZUUV5rEvX

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Home remodelers have always served two different markets, but the current state of housing is now pulling them opposite directions.

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Nasdaq-100 futures dip as Alphabet shares sell off after earnings report: Live updates https://t.co/OgV8ynAs89

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Wall Street looks past Fed pause to tech earnings and AI rebound https://t.co/cHMcN9HsMv

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In April, the St. Louis Federal Reserve said estimates suggest the U.S. is short between 3 million and 5 million housing units.

Existing homes are also growing older, with the median age reaching around 43 years, a record high, according to Raymond James estimates. Nearly 60% of all standing homes were built before 1990, Raymond James said.

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Anthropic’s public benefit structure creates unusual risks for IPO investors https://t.co/RoHqfq47SB

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"What are you waiting for?"

DoubleLine founder Jeff Gundlach told CNBC’s “Closing Bell” on Wednesday that it’s unclear why the Federal Reserve is waiting to hike rates further.

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